r/Bestof Sister Destroyed My Computer Then Went NUTS

Maybe I’m crazy, but I personally think the First Amendment right to Freedom of Religion should also include freedom *from* religion if so desired.

Story 1: All OP wanted was just to be left alone by those missionaries. Those missionaries brought this upon themselves

ex mormon here. every time i hear a story about some completely unhinged church thing, i always think to myself "this sounds a lot like the Mormons". almost every time I'm right lmao

I will genuinely never understand these people who: 1. are told multiple times that what they are doing is a crime 2. continue to do that very same action 3. are VERY angry when the cops are called 4. even when actual government procedures begin against them for the things they keep doing, *continue to do those things* BRO, IF YOU DON'T WANT CRIMINAL CASES FILED AGAINST YOU, WHY DON'T YOU STOP DOING CRIMES!?

Story 2: Well given that Op’s spoiled brat of a sister is clearly the golden child in her parents eyes, it’s not exactly hard to see WHY she acts this way… NTA Op, she destroyed your property, even if it WAS an accident (spoiler it wasnt) she would STILL need to pay for it…

Story 1: Heart Attacking a Door is to basically go up to a persons house and put heart shaped notes on the door usually in the vain of we love you and that god loves you and wants you to go to church. When I was a member as a kid we were always told that the houses that we went up to were members and usually lonely. 2:17

Nah as someone who used to babysit toddlers a lot: 3 year olds are absolutely capable of understanding "no, don't touch that. That's not yours". If they don't respond to that then that's a parenting failure

Pisses me off how much some people’s parents act like it’s not a big deal when an expensive gaming setup is destroyed, but if it was their car or something they cared about and thought was useful, they would be just as angry lol. Just because it’s for video games and they think it’s stupid/a waste of time. Not my parents, but I’ve heard a lot of similar stories.

Story 2: Clearly the golden child of op's family. The fact that her husband sided with op AND got custody of their child is really telling.

witness intimidation is indeed very illegal